There will be blood: Women on the shocking truth about periods and perimenopause

Many women experience periods in the run up to menopause that disrupt their lives

Long Covid: ‘You think you are making progress...then it rears its ugly head again’

Women the primary sufferers of a condition for which there is no known cure yet

From ‘Covid toe’ to ‘Covid tongue’, there is much we still have to learn

Muiris Houston: Coronavirus disease producing many symptoms beyond respiratory problems

Could a ‘manogram’ for prostate cancer replace invasive test?

Painful Trus biopsy could be replaced by a simple ultrasound

HSE to consider funding Spinraza as NHS approves muscle-wasting therapy

Biogen, maker of drug to treat spinal muscular atrophy, drops price of medicine

Irish man leads largest European programme for new cancer therapy

Treatment ‘almost miraculous’ in successfully targeting childhood leukaemia

Menopause is not a disease. Hormones are not the cure

Men can also go through a hard time in their 50s but doctors do not blame a male menopause

Hormone replacement therapy – the rise and fall

The use of medication to alleviate menopausal symptoms is rarely discussed these days

Second Opinion: Hiqa’s job is not just a ‘paper exercise’ and should be taken seriously

Baby developed cerebral palsy, Medical Council inquiry told

Paediatrician accused of poor professional performance over newborn deprived of oxygen

Mindfulness could be as effective as anti-depressants - study

Research suggests ‘mindfulness meditation’ helps prevent depression relapse

Low-risk pregnant women encouraged to give birth at home

Midwifery-led care ‘puts the mother in control and delivers healthy babies’

Who researches the research?

Despite the length of time it takes for evidence-based research to be carried out, not all evidence is equal

Spurs defend decision not to substitute Lloris

Spurs’ keeper was knocked unconscious following collision with Everton’s Romelu Lukaku but has been given all clear after undergoing brain scan